Thanksgiving Guests Fill Sidney Homes Across Nebraska
The notice lists numerous Thanksgiving visitors and extended family gatherings in Sidney and nearby towns. It highlights gatherings at the homes of Bauer, Boyle, Frame, Townsend, Wellner, Helzer, Copley, and others as relatives travel from Denver, Lincoln, and other states to Salute the holiday in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trowbridge
Lisco
Grant Beech
Midland College
Fremont
George Young
Hannah Meyer
Young
C. A. Gaarde
Rapid City
S. D
Ovid
Colo
Beatrice
Neb
Vern Ells
Oshkosh
Sidney
David J
Jewett
First Methodist Church
N. ‘W. Sadegard
Lis R. Fowler
Nancy
Mark
Boulder
Elmer Ladine
Rick
Becky
Kenneth Kieselhorst
Jack Scheurman
Joan
Marcia
Jaye Kiéselhorst
Msr
Robert Bauer
Cindy Lou
Denver
George Bauer Jr
Frank Carey
Judith Townsend
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
RL. Townsend
Lewis
Ray Wellner
Edwin Wellner
Jerry Spero
Hoy Jorbun
Grand Junction
Katie Helzer
Harry
Albin
Wyo
Mrr
Albert Moore
Helzer Homse
Dave Keller
Carl Erlich
George Deiiés
Scottsbluff
Did
Clyde Johnson
Lyle
Friday Service for Thomas F Smith 70 in Lodgepole
Friday services were held for Thomas Frank Smith 70 who died Tuesday morning from a heart attack at his home in Lodgepole Rev Norman Schroeder officiated at Immanuel Lutheran Church and burial followed at Fort McPherson National Cemetery Maxwell Neb Military rites were conducted pallbearers named Morris Hembleam Cotto Rahe J C Penn Clarence Runnu Elmer Schuster and Herb Stiffes He was born February 27 1889 in Olewein Iowa son of Daniel and his wife He served in World War I and married Henrietta Anne Brand in 1925 at Gier or Cole They lived at Potter and Hershey Neb before moving to Lodgepole six years ago He was employed by Sioux O Tawwe Depo Survivors include his wife four stepchildren and one brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarvicés
Thomas’ Frank Smith
Lodgepole
Norman’ Schroeder
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Fort McPherson National Cemetery
Maxwell
Neb
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Morris Hembleam Cotto Rahe
J. C. Penn
Clarence Runnu
Elmer Schuster
Herb Stiffes
Olewein
Iowa
Daniel Smith
Henietta Anne Brand
Gie
Cole
Potter and Hershey
Dgepole
Sioux O Tawwe Depo
Golden 20th Anniversary Observed for Clarence Chamber
The 20th anniversary celebration started with a noon wedding repeat for Mr and Mrs Clarence S Chamber. Rev C F Paris officiated 50 years ago. A family dinner for 50 followed at the Chambers home with 200 friends visiting Friday and 70 more Saturday. Out of town guests included Claud Chambers Wheatland Gordon Haight Denver Guy Chambers Lincoln and others. over 308 cattle and many letters and flowers were received. Messages came from Long Beach Etain France and a telegram from Gerald Haight at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarrence S. Chamber
Rev. C. F
Paris
Chambers
Chilren
A. J
Koester
Sidney
Gordon Haight
Deave
Sam
Claud. Chambers
Wheatland
aWyo
M S. J.L. Jones
iLong Beach
Martha .Greenlee
Emil Hess
Hazel Olson
Etain
France
Gerald Haight
U. S. Navy
Japan
San Francisco
Claud Chambers
Denver
Guy Chambers
Lincoln
Kenneth Olson
Fullerton, Neb
Emery McGirvin
Cheyenne
J. DD. Emerick
Alliance
Melvin Simms
Sterling
John Andersek
Eaton, Cole
Vickie Johnson
Covina
Calif
Buford’ Rodaker
Rapid City
S. D
Surprise Farewell for Preble at Sidney Country Club
Ferris Preble a longtime Menis Community Chorus member was surprised with a farewell party after the final performance of Remember When at Sidney Country Club. The event featured a buffet lunch for cast members and spouses and included humorous gifts and a farewell poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Preble
Menis Community Chorus
Sidney Country Club
Preble
Special WSCS Meeting Delivers Christmas World Theme
A general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held Thursday December 3 at 1 30 pm in the First Methodist Church chapel. The program New There Is A Hush of Expectation of Christmas Around the World highlights Christian expression in diverse lands with speakers including Glenn Ackerson Kenneth Anderson Otto Aufdengarten and others. New members will be welcomed by the membership committee chaired by Mrs C A Story. Nursery facilities will be available for young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Glenn Ackerson
Kenneth Anderson
Otto Aufdengarten
John Elwell Jm
James A. Ethridge
Willard Kerk
Joy Knackstedt
Merle Spearow
Robert Spearow
Thomas Suttéh
W. M. Usher
C A. Story
Graeters
Circle 3
Mirs
O A. Olson
Christmas Dinner Planned by Catholic Daughters
The Catholic Daughters of America unit met November 24 at St. Patrick’s Youth Center with 35 members. They plan a December 22 dinner at 7 p.m. in the Youth Center, replacing the December meeting, with a brief business session first. A committee of five ladies was named to arrange the event and members will bring wrapped white elephant gifts for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Patrick’s ‘Youth Center
Allen Karnik
Francs Hruska
Foster Cook
McKinley McIntosh
Carl Loch
J. E. Kelley
Francis Egging
Martin Grant
Mmes
Donald Deaver
John Freaking
James Deaver
Keith Morris
Advent Customs From Germany Adopted At Home
Advent Sunday marked the start of the Christmas season with traditions transplanted from southern Germany. Mrs Jools Hahler of Sidney celebrates with an Advent wreath, four candles, and a silver star for family devotions. Each child adds straw to a cradle for Baby Jesus as good deeds are performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hahler
Germany
Jools Hahler
Sidney
St. Nicholas
WMCC Directors To Meet In Alliance
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce will hold a 2 pm meeting in Alliance to discuss state problems with leaders from statehouse departments. President Monroe Bixler said Mel Steen and David Osterhout will attend, with District Engineer Tom Middleswart or a Highway Department representative also present. The Ells Club hosts, replacing a snowed out Hyannis meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Alliance
Statehouse
Monroe Bixler
Harrison
Mel Steen
The
Game Commission
David Osterhout
Tom Middleswart
Bridgeport
State Highway Department
Ells Club
Hyannis
Final Rites Today For Henry Kreinbring 55
Final rites were held this afternoon from Salem Lutheran Church in Gurley for Henry Fred Kreinbring 55 who died Friday morning in Pioneer Memorial Hospital at Dalton. A Gurley resident for more than 40 years he had been hospitalized three weeks death attributed to a heart attack. The Rev O L Mueller officiated and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery at Sidney. Pallbearers were Joan Groshans Gilbert Sorge Harold Lessman L A Lchroeder Neal Rowan and Wayne Elsen. Kreinbring was born at Deshler Nebraska May 3 1904 a son of Henry and Johanna Kreinbring He moved to Gurley in 1918 and farmed nearby since. He was married to Hilda Ewert Feb 7 1937 at Gurley. Survivors include his wife one son and one daughter one brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Lutheran Church
Gurley
Henry Fred Kreinbring
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton
O L Mueller
Greenwood Cemetery
Sidney
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Joan Groshans
Gilbert Sorge
Harold Lessman
L. A. Lchroeder
Neal Rowan
Wayne Elsen
Mr. Kreinbring
Deshler
Neb
Henry
Johanna Olbred Kreinbring
Hilda Ewert
Oratorio Program Sunday at Scottsbluff School
The Platte Valley Oratorio Society presents The Messiah and This Is Noel at 3 p.m. in Scottsbluff High School auditorium. Denver soloists Franklin Barger Marjorie Mosconi Violette McCarthy and Alvin Schwarz join local and university musicians with Paul Swanson conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Barger
Sidney
Denver
Platte Valley Oratorio Society
Scottsbluff
K. K. Davis
Noel
Scottsbluff High School
Marjorie Mosconi
Violette McCarthy
Alvin Schwarz
Charles Seltenren
University of Wyoming
Paul Swanson
Scottsblytt
Marilyn French
Rudolph Barta Jr
Local Admitted and Dismissed Listings Across Sidney Potter
Admitted names include Mrs Donald Vizina James A Moody David Loper Colleen Miniken Mrs Robert Van Cleave Florence Fernandez Frank Hornicek Leah Brunk Mrs C Proper Mrs Norman D Gordon and others. Dismissed entries list Mrs Dale Steel and daughter Donald Hawkins David Loper Jeffrey Loder Mrs William Garber and daughter Leo Bowzer Leatha Barton Coleen Mintken Potter Richard Conner Ference Nelson Chappell Myron McGrale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Donald Vizina
James A. Moody
David Loper
Colleen Miniken
Robert van Cleave
Florence Fernandez
Frank Hornicek
Leah Brunk
C. Proper
Norman D. Gordon
Dale Steel
Donald Hawkins
Jeffrey Loder
William Garber
Leo Bowzer
Leatha Barton
Coleen Mintken
Richard Conner
Ference Nelson
Chappell
Myron McGrale
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and locations. Brian Lee Vizina born Nov 27 at Memorial Hospital in Sidney weighing five pounds six ounces. Joan Elizabeth Pelster born Nov 14 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton weighing six pounds five ounces. Michelle Annette Murvin born Nov 7 at Burrell Hospital Taylor Nebraska weighing six pounds thirteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Lee Vizina
Donald L Vizina
Brian Lee
Memorial Hospital
Nanette
Brad
Lynette
Harvey Vizina
Sidney
Anton Schmitt
Dalton
Sophie Zalesky
Joan Elizabeth Pelster
Eugene Pelster
Joan Elizaeth
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dennis Cugene
Michal Lee
Jane Alice
J. Lauby
Scoitebluff
Ben Pelster
Michella Annette Murvin
Lyte S McIirvin
Taylor
Neb
Brownies troop reports Thanksgiving crafts and pledge
News notes from Brownies and Cub Scouts recount Nov 25 and Nov 24 meetings. Leaders Bryant Ornelius Thayer Ma haffey Olsen and Giofert are listed. Members Joyce Foland Vickie Niebaum and Rodney Olivers report on pledge, turkey cards, stories, refreshments, and a sing final circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
Joyce Foland
Caryle Ebaack
Vickie Niebaum
Cub
Den
Paul Bunyan
Brenig
Brownie Troop Meetings and Elections Report
Brownie Troop 38 met at Mrs. Merle Spearen’s home on Nov 17 with a prayer and Thanksgiving program practice. Members listed include Bonnie Fehringer Kathy Davis Connie Innes Pam Himes Bonnie Sewald Nancy Josten Kathy Bennett Debbie Dorwart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V Innes
Louis Fehringer
Nancy Jostn
Bonnie’ Fehringer
Kathy Davis
Connie Innes
Pam Himes
Bonnie Sewald
Nancy Josten
Kathy Bennett
Debbie Dorwart
Brownie Troop
Wwe
Merle Spearen
Nancy Joe Meier
Karen Wieser
Carolyn Tilghman
Kristen Stamper
Loran McGee
Carol Rice
Linda Wehmiller
Marilyn Rossmeier
Brownie Troo
Max Cory
Linda Cook
Linda Busekist
Kathy Akin
Dianne Bonkiewicz
Gina Jansen
Bobbette
Methodist Students Plan Christmas Get-Together
Seventeen Methodist students, home for Thanksgiving, met Friday afternoon at First Methodist Church for coffee. After touring the new building they planned a Christmas gathering inviting all students home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Potter Sorority Hears Of Holy Land Journey
Mrs E Kokjer spoke at Potter Xi Psi chapter Beta Sigma Phi about her trip to the Holy Lands during the Tuesday meeting at Mrs J Harvey George home. Ten members and guest Mrs Joe Policky attended as plans were made for the December 21 Christmas party at the Ft Sidney Hotel. Lessons included We Live in Moments and How to Get What You Want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kokjer
Potter Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
J. Harvey George
Holy Lands
James Olsen
Joe Policky
Potter
Ft Sidney Hotel
Meiba Hendal
Trude Nelson
Mrs. Oliverius Gains Fame For Portraits From Photos
Denver portrait artist Mrs. Roy Oliverius, formerly of Sidney, Neb., builds a national reputation for portraits painted free hand from photographs or over them. She runs a home studio teaching tinting and opaque oil techniques, study with Judge Frantz, and has works shown in Denver, Cheyenne, and Nebraska exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Roy Oliverius
Sidney
Garfield St
Oliverius
Nebr
Colorado Supreme Court
Albert Frantz
Abdoo
Chappell House
Federal Schoo of Design
Minneapolis
Minn
Aaron G. Pyie
Nebraska
Tulsa
Oklo
Jafay Studios
Cheyenne
Whole Family Can Take Part In Home Christmas Party
Family party ideas favor open house gatherings to entertain in small spaces. Use shared tables for kids and adults, simple menu of sandwiches and cakes, and decorative punch bowls. Assign an eldest child host and offer inexpensive gifts to keep youngsters busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Civil Service Seeks Stenographers and Typists Nationwide
The United States Civil Service Commission announced a new examination for stenographers and typists with higher pay and updated qualification standards. Jobs range from GS-2 to GS-6S with annual salaries from 3255 to 3755 dollars in federal agencies nationwide. Applications and test details appear in Announcement 215 distributed via local supplements and Mr LaVerne Couch at Sidney Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
United States
Civil Service Announcement
LaVerne Couch
Sidney Post Office
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
CARE Food Crusade doubles meals for overseas aid
The CARE Food Crusade campaign plans to send four million packages abroad and claim $8 million in food value for hungry people in 15 countries. Government farm foods donate the bargain value, with each gift marked by the nam e and address of an American donor sending one dollar per package to CARE Food Crusade in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Care Food Crusade
E. Wells St
Milwaukee
Wisc
Hollywood Kiss Scene and Star Talk in Motion Pictures
On the All the Fine Young Cannibals set at MGM Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner rehearse a Texas kiss amid a busy shoot. Natalie recalls her first kiss on her birthday, while Karen Steele in Life and Death of Legs Diamond seeks a break from her gangster husband as Boetticher directs tense scenes and a police stakeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Michael Anderson
MGM
Natalie Wood
Bob Wagner
Texas
New York
Natalie
Bob
Anderson
King
Death of
Legs Diamond
Warners
Budd Boetticher
Karen Steele
Ray Danton
Karen
Diamond
Danton
Boetticher
Joan Crawford
Ida Lu Pine
Barbara Stanwyck
Pill Holdens
John Waynes
Cary Grants
Features Syndicate
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Thomas F. Smith
Paal
WSCS
CDA
Advent
WMCC
Henry Kreinbring
Scottsbluff School
News of the— Brownies
Elizabeth Edwards
Linda Wehmiler
Methodist
Potter Sorority
Hears
Holy Land Journey
Mrs
Swers
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